This forensic description details an outdoor winter scene, identified as occurring near Bistritsa, Bulgaria

This forensic description details an outdoor winter scene, identified as occurring near Bistritsa, Bulgaria. The central subject in the foreground is a small, three-tiered snowman constructed from packed white snow. Its uppermost sphere, representing a head, features two small, dark, cylindrical objects inserted horizontally as eyes, and a single light-brown, bifurcated twig inserted vertically as a nose. No other appendages or adornments are present on the snowman. The ground is uniformly covered in fresh, white snow, with individual snowflakes visibly suspended in the air, indicative of ongoing precipitation or recent heavy snowfall. To the left of the snowman, a large, dark tree trunk rises vertically, partially obscured by snow, with a small section of evergreen foliage visible at the upper left edge of the frame. Resting on the snow behind the snowman and adjacent to the tree are several pairs of skis, predominantly dark in color with bright red bindings. A yellow pole or sign is partially visible behind the skis. The mid-ground and background consist of a snow-covered slope with severely restricted visibility due to dense atmospheric fog or intense snowfall. A single, dark coniferous tree is faintly discernible in the distant right background. The overall environment is characterized by cold, snowy, and low-visibility winter conditions.